The late Tissanayaka Mudaliyar Murugesar Vaithyanathan - Vidan of Jaffnapatam - circa 1880

The late Rao Bahadur C.W.W Thamoradarampillai BA, BL, High Court Judge of Pudukottai; Chancellor of the University of Madras; Trustee of the Madurai Meenachi Temple; Regent of the state of Pudukottai during the Raja’s minority.(circa 1880) He was the brother-in-law of the late Tellipalai Pillaianar Chinnappahpillai

The late Dharma Varotaya Chinkavahu Mudaliyar Kumarakulasinghe Mudaliyar John Talbot Thambiraja Muttaiah Mudaliyar. 1868-1917 Chief Tamil Mudaliyar and Chief Tamil Translator to the Supereme Court. (circa 1901)

The late G. S Tissanayagam (circa 1920) - District Egineer

The late Muttiah Mudaliyar Kumarakulasinghe Mudaliyar Raneenayagam amal (alias Raneenayagam ammal II) circa 1920 (Born 1899 died 1983)

The late G. S Tissanayagam A sportsman, and an accomplished equestrian

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The late Tellipalai Chinnappah Rajaratnam (1892 – 1956) CBE, JPUM, Proctor Supreme Court and Notary Public. One of the leading criminal lawyers of his time, he was the first national chairman of the American Ceylon Mission, Director and subsequently Chairman of the Cooperative Wholesale Establishment, and a Founder member of the United National Party. (in National Dress) circa 1930

The late G. S. Tissanayagam of Pothipulam Mathakal District Engineer (one of the first Sri Lankans to hold this position)

The late V. N. Selvaratnam - son of Alagawwa Nee Tissanayagam and the late Jyothi his wfe (nee Tissanayagam)

Tellipalai Chinnappah Rajaratnam (1894 – 1956) CBE, JPUM, Proctor Supreme Court and Notary Public,  -  One of the leading criminal lawyers of his time, he was the first national chairman of he American Ceylon Mission, Director and subsequently Chairman of the Cooperative Wholesale Establishment and a Founder member of the United National Party. (in western attire) circa 1940

Rupawathi Sakunthala Tissanayagam born 16th December 1927, daughter of the late Tellipalai Chinnappa Rajaratnam and the late Raninayagam (nee Kumarakulasinghe Muttaiah) standing at the entrance porch of her ancestral home Raneestan, Inuvil, Chunnakam. She married the late Charles Rasaratnam Tissanayagam on 1st February 1947. Family tradition has it that this picture was the one seen by her future husband at the time of the marriage proposal

Rupawathi Sakunthala Tissanayagam (circa 1950) born 16th December 1924, daughter of the late Tellipalai Chinnappa Rajaratnam and the late Raninayagam (nee Kumarakulasinghe Muttaiah). She married the late Charles Rasaratnam Tissanayagam on 1st February 1947. - circa 1950

The late C. R. Tissanayagam circa 1977

Mohan Tissanayagam at the age of seven (07)

Mohan Tissanayagam earning to ride at the young age of 4 years - seen here on one of the horses from the family\\\'s stables

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Devika Vaithyasegaram (nee Tissanayagam) on the day of the registration of her marriage 6th April 1975

The Late C. R. Tissanayagam in Hongkong – 30th January 1990

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The late Bala Ramanathan - born 1927 - Grandson of Sir Ponnambalam Arunachalam (father of Rukmini - Mrs Mohan Tissanayagam)

Sakuntala Tissanayagam on her 83rd Birthday, 16th December

Rupavathi Sakuntala Kumarakulasinghe Rajaratnam Mrs Rasaratnam Tissanayagam (circa 2001)

Indu Sakuntala Tissanayagam Selvaratnam Mrs Kemal de Soysa

Indu Sakuntala Tissanayagam - Mrs Kemal De Soysa

Mohan Tissanayagam at Goodwood 2010 (http://www.goodwood.co.uk/horse-racing/goodwood-racecourse.aspx)

Rukmini Tissanayagam

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Mrs Rukmini Tissanayagam - 20th January 2011

Ranya Sakunthala Tissanayagam De Soyza as a baby a few months old

Ranya Sakunthala Tissanayagam De Soyza

The late Joseph William Barr Kumarakulasinghe Mudaliyar, Chieftain, Tamil Poet and Scholar, Interpereter Mudaliyar and Secretary of the Mallakam Police Court. circa 1870